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Hi Hoang, for the most accurate response, i would call the company who does this sort of work. They would be the most knowledgeable/honest persons when it comes to this, and since a lot of info on forums are secondhand, it would be highly recommended.

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it wont increase spool times

but what it will do is increase effiency of the air to move thru the comp cover

the air wont cavitate on itself over the harsh rough wall.

think of running your fingers over 150grit sand paper as opposed to running them over normal computer paper , what would u prefer to do at high speed for a lengthy amount of time.

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